Wallbook

Pronunciation: /wɔl.bʊk/

Definitions of wallbook

noun a book that is designed to be hung on a wall for display or reference

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a beautiful wallbook in the store.

A2 She bought a wallbook with pictures of different countries.

B1 The children enjoyed coloring on the giant wallbook in the classroom.

B2 The historical wallbook displayed a timeline of important events.

C1 The interactive wallbook provided a wealth of information on the topic.

C2 The artist created a stunning mural that covered an entire wallbook.

Examples of wallbook in a Sentence

formal The wallbook in the library provides a detailed timeline of historical events.

informal I love flipping through the wallbook in the history section.

slang Check out the cool wallbook with all the juicy gossip from last semester.

figurative His mind was like a wallbook, filled with endless knowledge and stories.

Grammatical Forms of wallbook

• past tense: wallbooked
• plural: wallbooks
• comparative: more wallbook
• superlative: most wallbook
• present tense: wallbook
• future tense: will wallbook
• perfect tense: have wallbooked
• continuous tense: is wallbooking
• singular: wallbook
• positive degree: wallbook
• infinitive: to wallbook
• gerund: wallbooking
• participle: wallbooked

Origin and Evolution of wallbook

First Known Use: 1000 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'wallbook' originated from Old English, where 'weallboc' referred to a book of laws or legal code inscribed on a wall or tablet.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'wallbook' evolved to refer to any book or document that is displayed on a wall or used for reference in a public space.